About me

I’m an assistant professor in the Operations group at Yale School of Management. I’m broadly interested in the economic decisions and welfare impacts in marketplaces, such as ride-hailing and the broader gig economy markets. Taking a combined view of operations and economics, I’m particularly interested in the industry-level dynamics of marketplaces, such as competition and growth. I’m also a faculty fellow at Center for Algorithms, Data, and Market Design at Yale.

Prior to Yale, I was a postdoctoral fellow at Lyft’s Rideshare Labs. I obtained my Ph.D. from Cornell University, where I was very fortunate to work with Garrett van Ryzin and Li Chen. Before that, I obtained my bachelor’s degree at Peking University in Beijing, China.

See here for more about my research.